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the tongues and shai!s Of all their
wagolts standing In and about tho
mnrko,n during market hours, by
allowing them to stand provided tue
tongues aud ehsltu are elevated at an
anglo Of As degrees. There 10 a penalty
for not observing the ordinance. II
passed 1t will practically leave the condi.
tion OF things the same as they we're be.
fore tho ordinance 1t Is proposed to amend
was passed. u, 5'gI5 s5giI ,.fr 7I
The following, offered by Colonel Cald.
well was adopted: ~ 81. sE5
Kesoiptd, That the Board OF Public Works
DO and 1t is hereby instructed and author.
izad 10 establish the grade OF EoG street
at once from Forty.third 10 Forty.eiehth
streets and the grade Of Forty.oight street
from Water to EoG streets; also on Water
etreet from Forty.seCond TO Forty.fourth
streets. 4 #JTf All y, ii
Mr. Cruise offered resolution that was
adopted instrucling the COMMITTEES on
Health to confer with the County Board
OF Health with view TO having properly
carried out hereabouts the provisions OF
tho State Health laws as amended by the
last LEGISLATURE. f1 rs
The FRS! Branch was called to order al.
ter s o'clock with every member present.
Mayor seabright waa In the chair. Az
soon "a tho roll was called, Mr.. Buchanan
informed the body that the day was a
memorable one rs being the afty.6,st
anniversary Of the birth Of the Mayor,
and snggested that the occasion be cele.
brated by taking l5.minute recess. This
suggestion prevailed, and at tho invitation
Of the Mayor several Of the membsrs put
on their hats and coats aud went out for
lew minutes TO celebrate. On their re-.
turn the business acted upon By the Sec.
ond were taken up aud conc urred In.
Both branches adjourned before 10 o'clock.
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message" Democratic cry, and the ridlcu.
lous assertion from Democratic iips that
the farmers had In him IN enemy, when,
40 q matter Of fact, hin interests financial.
ly, iamily and every other way, poea di.
rect to The farm, were all touched. Then
he touched the tariff iasue In most intor.
eating way, which abounded With forcible,
often atartling, information that wau ami.
h!latien Tor the Democratic. At this point
his words had an apparent effect upon
each and every one present. From the
opening to the close Of his speech tho Gov.
e1nor was crested by applause at short ia.
tervals. 1t was simply q tremendous auc.
cess. lie referred TO His Excellency, the
President, in q most happy and terribly
effective way-invssiably as a gentleman
fall Of honest, iar.reaching patriotism.
The alag issue" was referred TO, and 40.
plause, tears and laughter followed
throughout, Especially wss thia tho case
when speaking Of the lettera no hal 70.
celved from every State In tho Union.
The speech Throughout stamped Foraker
q great, grand, honest msn, and tho 90.
plause at the clone was simply deaienlng.
He was greeted and congratulated BY hun.
dEeds Of citizens as he left the hall for the
twain D.
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Terrible are The I,ay,,c 80.

upon the system inflicted ty diseases Of tho kid
ness anu nlsddes, They wreck tho cons,itu,,on
1aie 'peediiy IN some cases than consumption ana
oshcs malades Of q fatal pulmonary type. A ~au
value your LIE, arcs! tendency 10 cebll,y .u U
consequent inactivity Of The renal organs, shon,s
you experience eny such. Iniufc yiSor and ac,,so
ny in.o .he vi!al'y importan. sec,e:lye alton Of
sonsob YIN thSs salutary Iuec uooer
noa impested BY 4 the bisatcs S,so Ss VILLA
aas organ Is sluggish With this timely cS mnJn
oe qitsiG ud.e sai'SSi aeaaa bladder
Liver complaint constipaoa. nerv w prevented Even
e 1s ,.o y, asan.,W In
eas Wester n damp o. ncle
strength alter unaue fatigue, Ne''u' ana teViyes
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. .
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver
is misery. Indigestion Is foe to good
nature. rlf,i .afI' - :
The human digestive apparatup is one
q the. most complicated and wonderful
things IN existence. It is eaaily put out Of
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, If.
regular habits, and many other things
which ought not 10 be, have made the
American people nation Of dyspeptics.
Lat Green's August Flower has done a
wonderful work in reforming this cad bust.
ness and making the American pecple 80
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
Rsmembef:-No happiness without
health. But Green's August Fiower
bringo health and happiness to the dvs -.
geptlc. Ask your druggist Tor a boltls.
Seventy.fve oonss. 30 BAL. !; - ''' :
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FIRE OUT AT FULTON,
A Portion Of Schcnck'S Pork Packing Works
= ~. = y = Hnrnsh

w |N4Et. DuEueus H'N
Yesterday morning n fire broke out in
the boiler house Of F. schenck 4 Sons
pork packing establishment a! Fal!on, and
the flames rapidly extended to an adjoln.
Ing building know cs tho SHOP used for
manufacturing sausage and the like. Both
buildings wero burned. Tho boiler house
was a frame structure Of ono story with
an iron roof, and the chop nimilar ons
with q tin roof, the former being about rs
feet square aud the latter considerably
larger. OF Ir ul'la.Er M :
A boiler inspector in the employ Of q
boiler insurance company had visited the
place not more than half m hour before
the 6te occurred, and natural gas In.
spector had been through !he establish.
ment not long before. Neither saw any
sign OF any thing wrong. The flames weye
first noticed near the roof. Where they
originated or the cause, cannot aa yet be
even conjsctured.
The Fulton tire company camo out in
good time, and prevented the gpread Of
the flames to the larger portion OF the es-
tabliehment. A telephone mctsare was
sent to Chief Dunnins, Of the Wheeling
department, and be took out the Atlantic
engine and reel, but the Fulton boys had
the fire under control before the engine ar
rived aud no effort was made to throw
water by the Atlantic. The Fulton ep.
parasus was shown to be q valuable posess-
ion Of tho village. w'
The loss can scarcely be estimated yet,
but will not be heavy. 1t may not exceed
5000, aud 1t may DO over $1,000. The
buildings were insured in tho Anderson &
Atkinson agency. The boilers we're also
injured, but are not much damaged.
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LOCAL Brav1r1Es.

hattsrs OF bttnor Moment tu amt About
G.l tho City. iIs}5
The s!onbenvills Htreet lair opens 10.
dsy. sS &5
Two marriage licenses were issued yea.
to-day. Sg III.
A LrrTRR from F. B. Bane, Q atudent at
the Yves. Virginia Unlverei!y, aays: "Our
Cadet Corps Is l04 strong. We have
three companies" N..1
BILLY MAYEn's band will 20 up 10 Minso
this morning and head the citizsng Of that
village In tho Steubenvllle utreet fAr
parade this forenoon. gM3 hi
Tng Board OF County Commiasion ers
will meet to-day as o Board CT Equatix,.
ton and Appeals, and 10 receive claims
for sheep under tho dog tax law. tia
DURING the month OF September the
prlsoners In the City Prison put In 247
days and there were taken from the quar-.
ries ten cart loads Of broken stone. 1.
A YOUNGER brother OF Captain Jack
Crogan, OF the Wheeling Base Ball Club,
lost Gngor In one Of the punches Of the
Nail City Lantern Works yesterday morn.
Ing. ~, = & I5' 5.aH
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to 70.
cord one deed OF trust and deed made
October II, by William McManaway to
Jacob @. Thomas, In consideration ofS9a0
for a lot on the west eide Of South Huron
atreet, Island. 525
Phil CAMrpsLL, OF Fulton, was arrested
by officer Bell at noon Yesterday, and
tpken 10 equiro DAVIS office, where be
was compelled 10 liquidats the costs Of q
case decided agails. him for fighting Ii
Fulton last August. ',
CHARLES L. KuRTz was yesterday ar.
pointed administrator de bonis non OF the
estate Of Harriet Van A. Brsntlinger, with
her vii! annexed, and gave bonds in the
sum Of $1,000, with HattIe B. Seamon az
surety. Mr.. B. s. Allison resigned the
trust.
EVIDENTLY "Jef" Davis has got out Of
jail at Sioux City. An old Wheeling boy
writes that he met JED In Chicago the day
PRECEDENT Cleveland wss there. JEFF had
raised Stake somewhere, and said he
intended 10 leave for Australia shortly
lie has been In California Gince he left
this city for this city's good.
DR. s. L. JEpsoN will lecture upon the
"Heart and Lupge' at 3 o'clock this after.
noon, at the chapelof tho Wheeling Female
College. The frienda and patrons Of the
institution are very cordially invited
The Doctor Is pleasant speaker, has tray
eled In Europe, and ia well qualified to in
terest and instruct his hsarero. H@- II
THE Buffalo Erning Neus, CT Tho 10Th
says: III. G. Teller, OF Grape Island, W.
Va, F. @. Williamson, OF Friendly. ant
Captain A. B. Little, OF Newport, Ohio
wealthy farmers md dealers in produce
in the Ohio Valley, are in the city pros
lpecting with the view Of purchasing large
ly ci the unusus!ly fine crop Of sppleE
raised heresbouts, for the aouthern mar
kets. nv 4
Tag Secretary OF State has Issued car
tiicate Of incorporation 10 the "West Viz
ginis Transcript Publishing Company
Tor the purpcae OF publishing and plintin.
8 newspaper and OF doing general bool
and job printing and book binding buai
ness; located at Elizabeth, Writ county
The sum Of $3.50 has been subscribed
and paid in, with privilege OF increasing
the capital ssock to $4,000. Fs 3,
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German In Fiys Evcea 8.

Edltorially, Jameu R. Brewer, cditor.;n.
chief OF the Baltimore Daiiy Ns,ps. on
Sunday h.orring, February 27!h, 1857,
said: =
4 High Compltment-Classss Adopt Slron0
Endoraemen! Of their Teacher.
The several classes, composed OF many
OF the beat Baltimoriana who have been
studying German under Prof. Haunt for
the past live weeks, paid the doctor quite
compliment yesterday in the Young
Mems Christian Association building bv
passing unanimously the following: ~
"Prot. Haupt, ns q teacher, possesses
surp!lalng strength, adaptation and en-
thrslasm. There is philosophy under
lying his methods which bscomeH more
and more apparent 90 the LESSONS progress,
We are convinced that by no other meth
cd known to US could we have secured
such an acquaintance with the German
langusge--in reading, writing and speak,
ing--in so short q time, with SO little
labor aad with such pleasing delight, "a
in Prof. Haupt's clasaes." i N, - :
Prof. Haupte syatsm enables him TO i'm.
part 10 s!udeatu sufficient knowledge OF
the German tongue to speak. writo and
read it we'll in five weeks. Tho Seems
Impossible tt. those who have not tried It,
but the cl1s5 above alluded to bear testi.
mony to the efficacy Of the msthod in the
strongest terms. ,s5{ ze7
Dr.: Haupt leaves for Washington on
Monday next, where he has already ar
ranged for his course. Prof. Miller. DR..
Hsupt's assistant, and thorough master
Of "HAupr's NATURAL GERMAN METaop."
Will continue the instruction here for
aove1al weeks longer.
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FIeig lit Rates f.educed,

S. P. Kennedy, agent OF tho St. Louis,
Texas & ArSansaa railroad, and William
NJ. CLARK, nrent Of the Missouri Pacific, at
Pittsburgh, hays returned from the meet.
ing OF the Texau Traffic 4saociation which
was held at Cincinnati. Tbs following
rates have been adopted to take effect on
the Goth inst, snd are considerably less
than those in effect at present: From
Pittsburgh, Steubenville, Ballaire, Wheel
ing and all other Pittshurgh.rate points,
the rate will be:-First class, 81 30; Sec
ond class, 81 %; third clase, 81 %, fourth
class. 05c; Class a, SO; claes B, 74c; class
O, &c; clsss D, 55c; clasa Z, Soc. The
above are governed by the Tesns clsssid-
cation, which makes iron, wire, iron PRO.
duclr, etc, claas B, or II cents per 100
pounds. 5ssl .. "A !. s sl.g5El55 8,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho Guy mud Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City mud wheeling Folkt
Ia..y.a4t Abroad. II ~
Dr.. Haup. ID arranging to give biz
course in Wheeling. vs.
Attorney T. NJ. Garvin hes removed his
Office to No. 1920 Market street.
Mr.. U. S. Fleming, OF Grafton, Was reg.
istered at the stamm houae yesterday.
Messrs. O. P. Norris and R. Il. Howard
Of Barnesville, were at the McLare house
yesterday. lMEf&
Hon. Alex 7. Matthews, wife and child
Of Lewiiburg, arrived in the city las:
evening and arc atthe Mcclure house.
d.. J. E. Reeves, who wss reported i'll
by two papeis yesterday, is SIS well aa he
ever was and attending to buaiuess as
uaual.
Ny. Ed S. Jingle, formerly Of this city,
son Of Mr.. George R. Tugle, and Mics
Kelly, daughter OF the well known aud
wealthy Pat Kelly, OF St.. Paul, were mar
rieG on the 5:h inst.
Mayor Seabright was 81 years old yes.
terday and hin friends found it out and
helped him celebrate. His employees at
his tailoring establishment presented him
with beautiful bseket Of howerg.
Mr.. E. O. Ross, the Superintendent OF
the Weat Virginia China Company's pot
terry in North Wheeling, arrived here yes
terday from Trenton, NJ. He will gu
perintend the erection Of the works.
Lieut.. Robert Junking, Of the city police
force, went down the river yesterday,
accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Jnnkina
will visit friends at Point Pleasant. and
the Lieutenant will 60 ovsr into Ohio,
where he will meet Mr.. Peter Welty,
now on a business trip, and the two will
spend several days in hunting. 4
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THE MEETING.

y.
leaae Hollingsworth, the next Plosecut-
ing Attorney o. this county, was intro.
dpced to the immense audionce in City
Hall, and made speech Of fifteen min.
utes ;nll Of brilliant AID rneaty sayings.
He was very kindly received and liberaliy
applauded, and his introduction of Gov.
ernor forakar to the.soveral hundred peo-
pie in front Of him Eas one OF the bsst
efor1 heard here for Year,. l!34';s :,
e. Governor Foraker aroae he waa
greeted enthusiastically. There was no
standing room in tho hall, and the etaira
to the street were lined With peoDle.
Rain and hail which was falling before
and after the opening OF the meeting, com.
PEELED an indoor gathering. 1t; was a
croyd Of intelligent, frugal, moral and
loyal people that iis!ened to Foraker, and
1t wss 3 logical, tar:resehiuR, loyal and
truthful speech that went out IA; thea.
As q PANORAMA, the Issues and incidents
Of the campaign, local, State and National,
were drawn before them. The Governor
has . tongue that is guided by brain 80
brilliant that Gcd alone knows what may
happen to Its owner. ssE!i5; g}Iii-E
The personal chargea Of Mr.. Powell the
election frauds, the local and State
trcneeS, the temperance question-the
Dow law and IL te:.pres-and the difi.
palt7 attending SUCH legislation, tho IN.
fairness Of The Third Patty warfare, tbs
taxation eubie9t Aaa The unjust "specis
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ACCUSED OF ROBBERY,
a Brooke County Man Arrested for Stealing
.----- q Watch uera. ~ wv

- DAooAo Souhty NAhu AEEebteu 1Of Stealing
q Watch Here. ,ga aW
Capt. Porter Smith and Officer Shorts
went up to Wellsburg yesterday and ar
rested a young man named Allen Mont
gomery, on tho charge Of highway rob.
berry. Tho crime Of which Montgomery
stands accused is tho atealing OF q gold
watch. with chain and charm attached,
from James johnson, in this city on the
S!h Of September, the Thursday OF State
Fair week. Johnson lives In Brooke
county about Six miles from Wellsburg,
and montgomery Ia respectfully connected
IN that place. The watch was pswped at
Franks on Mnrkotetreet, shortly Msr the
robbery, and from the description OF the
man who left 1t and other clues, Capt,
Smith spotted Montgomery as the man.
When he was arrested tho Brooke coun.
ty authorities put in prior claim to bis
custody on charge Of petit laIceney, for
which It was expected Montgomery would
be indicted by tho Brooke county grand
jury which was impaneled at Wellabure
Yesterday. Ospt. Smith acrordipgl LETT
bis prisoner there, tho Sheriff agreeing to
bring him to Wheeling when he had eatis.
fed Justice there on the other charge.
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Bridgeport,

Miss Annie brown has returned homo frou !, /,
pleasant vsi' to friends In Columbus. 'u -
Ar. Augustus Brcidspstein, wife md dsns,,o,
easf1e, leave To-day for visit In tho county, ~
:, M. Busney aud bride, and Miss Bessia Walsh
Of Mansfield, NO., arc visiting .cnds in th "e ciir
MI Lee NicGolc. oil Hopedalc, will ill tho nos,.
tH tVn ~ freight agent at the Cleveland, Loran a
mneelipg as9ot IN the absence OF viii Lacy, who
sov' " washington ona months vacation. D. SiIs
agent s ior tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rsiirosd
em9npaay t1 the Wheeling district, viii have H
0uscs located In this city at tho passenger depot =
,,,Iocd, soas ~ need Of good solid gold, or gold
,na; nc has lust received new and lul stocr Of
t.1S c =, ctocss lewelry etc., which be pls on
Az ~ Tue lowest cash prices Call and sec him,
me Young Mems Christian Association will eiyc
) musical ard literary entertainment In t6ci r
3yoms y ogebays block. % Friday evening Rev.
y. RI n smith Of Aerea, Will deliver lecture on
70 be very Interesting. = = 80 p'0t'4''e'
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TIE POTTERY INDUSTRY.
Tho LaBello Enterprise to 60 Ahead In ths
Sprtug-Truue Outlook In the East.

Tho LaBello Enterprise to 60 Ahead In .hs
sprins-Trado Outlook In the East.
Mr.. E. NJ. Pearson, Manager OF the
Wheeling Pottery, returned yesterday
from Philadelphia, where his wife is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Judge Briggs. Mrs.
Pearson's many friends will be glad to
know that che is rapidly convalesclDg and
will shortly return home. While in the
East Mr. Pearson visited Tienton, where
thu pottery trade is reported dull With
not very encouraging outlook. The nat.
ural gas facilities Of Whesliag and East
Liverpool are bothering the Trenton pot
tere, whose coal is constantly coating them
more money. On the other hand thoy
are obliged TO face steadily decreasing
profits. Dl.ge
"Look st il" said Mr.. Pearson to An In.
TELLlGENcER reporter. It ID true that the
tariff OF 1888 gave ns a slight INCREASE in
the rate of duty to make up for packaRes.
Well, our white ware ia selling for 10 par
cent lasa than it brought thon. There was
a larger increase in decorated were, and
that has gone down 80 per cent. Don't
you sec how protection to the pot.ers' in.
dustry stimulates home competition and
brings down the p.ice?"
MIR. Pearaon, there is an idea that your
concern has abandoned ita LaBslle not.
terry project. How is that" s4
Nothing could be further from our in.
tention. We havo bought the ground,
arranged 70 erect the buildings, are now
building the machinery, and in the spring
wo shall commence tho outsile work and
push it vigorously. Owing to my wife's
illness WAS unable to give the matter
the necessary attention this hummer,
though We are all anxieua TO 70 ahead.
When We Go star. we shall make rapid
progress and put up pottery that will do
US and the city credit. We shall have
eight kilus besides the decorating kilns tor
an immense product. We are glad to gee
the other pottery enterprises going ahead,
for We wish to see Wheeling's fame as a
pottery market BpYead." f-., lv
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Poisonous DukiuE Powders.

The State Food Commission Ct Ohio
has been examining the baking powders
sold in that State, and haa found twenty
different brands which are made from
burnt alum. As some of these powders
are found tor sale IN almost every town
and city in that and tho surrounding
States, the publication Of tho Conmission'a
report has cauHed considerable stir among
both the makcra and the consunerg OF
these articles. It appears that even the
most poisonous OF these alum baking
powders have been sold as pure and
wholesome, and soma Of theu ays sdyer-
tiged "a genuine cream Of tsrtar powders,
with chemists certificates, both bogus and
genuine, attached. A asf',5. Y
Many OF the baking powders named BY
the Commission are to be found in the re-.
tail shops Of this city and vicinity, while
the manufacturers Of othelu are at present
trying to introduce them 10 our house.
Keepers by advertising, Sampling, etc.
There are 80 many alum po wders in the
market, that all new baking powders will
very properly be regarded with suspicion.
The manufacturers Of Rdulterated goods
arc entirely interruptions, and do not
hesitate to Gdyertiss them ns pure and
wholesome, or to claim tha! they have
been long and thoroughly tested, are used
BY the government, etc. a baking pow.
der lately advertised Hs tho ''most perfect
made" is manufactured by q concern in
Ohiesgo, thet Ca1 rocsntly detected in
selling so.called llsvoring extracts, which,
though il advertised aa pure and whole
some, wore entirely fictitious, possessing
not a trace Of havosing principles extract
sd lron the natural fruit, but on tho con.
trary, were made with aud contained 9
Tirulert poison. " hat kind OF baking
powder ouch q copaciencelees msnufac.
turer would be likely to make may be
readily imagined. It will be very difficult
to regulate orcheck the sale OF aduiterated
and poisonous food agains. manufacturers
Of this charac.es. 81 .s, & :l'35 f'.l
There Is nonecessity for The introduction
OF new baking powders. The market CON
s2,ps old and ,well.known brands OF these
goods wnaso purity and wholesomeness
have beon PLACED beyond question by tho
frequent examinations and unreserysd
endorsements by tho Government chem
iats as well as by years Of constant prac-
tical test. It ia better 10 stick to these,
end it is positively unsafe to be using in
tbs food al kinds Of new erticles which
may bs brought to the door, 4 4 n 81. u
/. we suggest that tho Committee OF the
National Food CanYsntion having IN
charge the preparation Of sn aot Of Con
gress to prevent food authorizations incor.
porate section to meet cases OF thia kind,
This public should be protected against
talae advertisements Of spurious articles Of
food quite as much rs against the articles
thelasalyea. f'Ii M ia. IS
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Wellsburg,


The Gas City hand OF this place, will 70 10 Stem.
henv!lle ms morning TO attend the Street Fair,
along with number OF people. IN ~ - -
John A. Lewis has purchased the entire ,,verv
stock formerly owned Ivy George Grahap,. and iii
conduct 1t III the future IN the Interest Of Inc Lews
House. r. n: ii ,gI3I 9.N4' ~ " 't'S 31S"As
ThS new Siren (; sas well Is about feet deep
water. new pump has hecn PLACED In no.;i,o ",
Which sets It's supply from Tho river and today
"A public meeting will DO held IN ,bo -.
PnsS ne1s fay evening In Interest the .he
seripllon books will be OPENED and n sup
Brooke county viii be given chancei 10 snbsrtt "
Tho prospects arc good for large mee;ns 4'cs!se
!seon on The bneh t IL s sadss
against Luke Walters, as mSnSsSr " ~, 6, -Four
IN Ss 1p. fSf tas eFsl ssIe aoas qua.
sEs IN 1ls selling cream, &c one e TSsnay
y %iS M,oney Of Iehany th5 illegal sais
q tsaasacs sach ehancery business as NAV ' conaS
10 MounaSville EET7 $500 va uAVe 10 go
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D. J. MeKee's New Grocery, Bridge
corner, Main street, will open Wednes.
day, October -, with new stock Of line
teas cotiesa, fancy and staple groceries.
Feet nrands OF hoar. Tbs choicest pro.
once, 1ruite, vegetables, fresh meats, &c.
Oar old iriands and customers on the
Island and the public generally are in.
rlted to call. II you wish our aslesmau
to call for orders, send postal or tele-
phone ua. Goods delivered free, A"